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03 Feb 1905
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Elyria Reporter in Elyria, Ohio
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
1
Lorain County Republicans Endorse Herrick for Governor
Oberlin, Ohio February. Mrs Ann White dies at eighty six in Oberlin after long Ohio residency. Lorain County Republicans unite behind Herrick, predicting his reelection as factions fuse for the state convention and future vote. Harding is seen as a potential ally, with anti Slocan elements split and party loyalty favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorwin County
Herrick
Harding
Robert Lersch
Garrick
Democrata
Ohio
Diatorbanes
Foraker
Republicin
Loraim
Herrick and dele @ates
Atraction
Real estate suit settles after court withdrawal and donation plan
The case of GC A Cox versus Henry Togersolle ended without trial when settlement was reached and Cox agreed to donate five dollars to a charitable institution. Cox had sued over a Rastavenue and Second Street sale claimed overpayment. Mora length led to a private settlement with Longermolt. Cox declared the donation to charity and remarked on hospital care in Lorain. The text also mentions turkey sales at Philipote's with varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. A. Cox
Henry Togersulle
Cox
Rastavenue
Second Street
Togersoll
Ingersoll
Cogersoll Mora
Finnily
Wife Forgives Husband After Abuse Plea at Cleveland Workhouse
Mrs George Weir asked the mayor to pardon and release her husband from the Cleveland workhouse after his arrest on a wife's complaint of abuse. He faced disorderly conduct charges, could not pay the fine, and was sent to the workhouse. The wife forgave him but said she would take him back if he promises to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weir
Miyor Fotwer
Cleveland
Weir
Heirs Sought for $1600 Estate of Immigrant Farmer
An elderly immigrant known as Jacob Smith died in Washington township after forty three years in the United States. He left an estate perhaps worth up to $15 000 and no immediate heirs. An administrator posted a bond of $15 070 as the probate proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smith
Aline Pomkorz Gerey
Hetra
Washington Township
Philpott
Elyria to Supply North Amherst With Water
North Amherst officials pressed for a conference with the board of public service. At a recent meeting the matter won favorable action and an agreement to supply water from Elyria was expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
North Amherst
Bord of Public Service
Elyrm
Officers for New Allotment Company
The Eastern Heights Allotment Co elected officers on Wednesday afternoon with Arthur Pettibone Cleveland as president Dr Obas Cush ing as vice president and O M Braman as treasurer All stock valued at 0 000 has been subscribed for Syndicate members include J C Chap O M Braman Dr Chas Cushing Pred Miller Elyria Attorney Akina Lorain Arthur Pettibone William Pettibone and Mr Dietz Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights Allotment Co
Arthur Pettibone Cleveland
Obas. Cushing
0. M. Braman
J C. Chap
O. M. Braman
Chas Cushing
Pred Miller
Elyria
Akina
Lorain
Arthur Pettibone
William Pettibone
Mr. Dietz
Clevelapgt
Chamber of Commerce To Elect Officers
The Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting in the council chamber tonight for the selection of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Council Chamber
Skating on City Pond Weather Halts Start Saturday
Residents plan ice skating on the fair ground pond if cold weather holds. The track area was flooded Wednesday but water conditions improved. Friday morning the lake was again ready and the service board will monitor ice condition for safe skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair
Two Resolutions Adopted To Transfer County Funds
The board of public service passed two resolutions on Thursday night to move funds. One seeks $6,000 from the water works surplus to the sinking fund to cover indebtedness. A solicitor's verbal report said the transfer would be legal. The second resolution uses surplus water works funds to pay pending water works damage claims from line extensions. The council received the Washington Avenue bridge award order and the engineer was asked to prepare plans while the clerk advertises for bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Water Works Surplus Fund
Anty
Water Works Fund
Water Works Department
Washington Avenue
Bida
Actor Dog Impersonator in Stage Incident at Boston Theatre
Jack Bell known as Tige in Hunter Brown suffered a close call when an English bull terrier bit his hind leg during Easter Brown at the Majestic Theatre. Bell, who studies dogs, was aided by his nearby owner and avoided serious injury though the event led to new stage dog restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Melville B. Raymonds
Hunter Brown
Easter Brown
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Mr. Bell
Atriot
Paroled man abandons wife to win freedom
George Willert agreed to a separation from his wife and child to be released from the Cleveland workhouse. He was freed on parole after terms arranged by the mayor and Mrs. Willert. The court action separated him from his family with little prospect of reconciliation. He had faced charges of cruelly beating his wife and was to serve a sentence in the workhouse. The wife urged leniency and asked he stay away unless he could support their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willert
Wallert
Cleveland Institution
Willert
Willett
Willers
County Saved Expense of Tail Prisoners Change Pleas
A flood of indictments leads defendants to plead guilty, sparing county trial costs. George Mathews, charged with larceny from a dresser in Lorain, was sent to the reformatory after changing his plea. The overall extent of guilt remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Reformatory
Oves
Cqunty
George Mathews
Strrs
Loran
Brutal Dog Torture Allegations Spark Police Attention
A report from East Avenue cites shocking cruelty to dogs including boiling water attacks. Neighbors and humane society officials fear a crackdown as complaints rise about dogs at large. Owners denounce cruelty claims while police seek to prevent further abuse and protect animals.
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Kivria
Thia
Crael
East Avenue
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